[Video] Biosafety Cabinet Construction Matters

October 7, 2019

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NuAire Class II Biological Safety Cabinets are designed as a monolithic unit. This means the shell of the cabinet is manufactured by welding sheets of heavy gauge stainless steel together to create a stronger core eliminating potential leaks. Try a NuAire and see why we are the safer choice.

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[Video] Class II Biosafety Cabinet Airflow Demo with Smoke

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